> The Derry Transfer station accepts "Automobile, and Rechargeable
> Nickel Cadmium batteries", but somehow I don't see them knowing what
> to do with a UPS.
The Boscawen dump, err, transfer station, has a pallet for interesting
batteries and a container for electronics. Take the battery out and
with IT
departments, but you can give them a call to find out.
-Michael Pelletier.
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RST Recycling in Hudson, NH is where I'd go. They accept lead-acid batteries
with a per-pound fee for disposal and all electronics are free. It shouldn't
cost you too much.
-N
On Sunday 14 September 2008 19:51, Peter Dobratz wrote:
> I've got a PK Electronics BlackoutBuster (500VA UPS) with a
Careful, it is not likely to even be legal to toss it in a dumpster, even
without the batteries, because there are probably plenty of other nasty
chems in there. Around these parts we use http://www.wincycle.org/. That's
a bit of a drive from Derry, but perhaps they might know of another similar
